Brake Failure | Defective Brakes

When it comes to avoiding a car wreck, the brake system is the most important part of the car. If your brakes go out or don't work properly during an accident, the consequences can be disastrous, even deadly.

Unfortunately, this happens every day. Accidents caused or made worse by defective brakes can be the fault of auto service or very often, faulty manufacturing.

While vehicle manufactures may use inferior techniques in building many aspects of a car, there's simply no excuse to skimp on the materials or design of the brakes. In fact, most people would agree that the brakes should be made more precisely than virtually any other part of the vehicle.

Enlisting Heygood, Orr, Reyes, Pearson & Bartolomei to handle a brake defect claim is beneficial because:

• We know the law, what victims legally deserve, and what insurance companies and manufacturers are required to provide.
• We can help victims complete and file all appropriate paperwork, avoiding costly mistakes and explaining everything in plain English.
• We will work with you throughout a trial, or until a settlement is reached.

If you or someone you care about has been in a brake defect accident, please fill out our Case Review Contact Form to the right on this page to find out what your case is worth.

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